Sentence examples for was overarching from inspiring English sources

The biggest advantage was overarching, strategic.

Yes, once the Arch was overarching and the Mall came into being (prior to 1912 it was a long row of hedges), Trafalgar Square became a corridor that was a destination, by which I mean it was a site to be visited rather than lived in.

Keith B. Hembre, the chief economist and chief investment strategist at Nuveen Asset Management, said it was difficult to tie the day's market movements to what was going on in Europe but said there was "overarching concern in my view" considering that there had been strong demand for the E.C.B. funding program, suggesting that banks margins could be pinched.

While the motivation to prevent patient harm was overarching, a third of professionals elaborated extensively on the relevance of the level of risk for their decision to speak up.

There was overarching state collusion to kill targeted British citizens in Northern Ireland.

It was overarching ambition realized through the meticulous details of horn lines, backup vocal strategies and rhythm-section blueprints.

In 1527 30, the clockwork was completely rebuilt by Kaspar Brunner, and the gateway was overarched to provide a secure foundation for the heavy machinery.

There are overarching themes and, to be sure, significant differences.

Primordial prevention and research priorities were overarching themes.

These technologies are overarching policies and regulations designed to encourage resilient cybersecurity strategies that safeguard not only data, but also properties and human lives.

Then Marx also said, "Well all history of humankind is history of class struggles". So Marx has a theory of class which is overarching the whole human history.